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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-12-08

nv virtue of a vendi expOnas issued by the clerk
of the court of common pleas of stark county, ohio,
in fine above action and to me directed, | will offer
FOR sale at public outcry at the door Of the court
house in the city of Canton on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-12-08

In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court q
Stark county Ohio will offer for sale at public auC
tiOn, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-12-08

DY VIRTUE of an order of sale issued by the clerk
ID of the court Of common pleas Of Stark county,
Ohio in the above action and to me directed VIII
effer for sale at public outcry on the premises In
Marlboro township, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-12-08
SATURDAY., the 3lst day of Dec, l887,
FOR SALE.

o. e. YOUNG, Atty.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTOy STOCKS
BosToS. Dec. IL, 1887
Saturday. To-day.
MONDAY. Dec. I'D. M.

Twenty four railroads have reported their gross
earnings for the first week In December. giving an ag
gregate Of s2 o42 against 81 O62 for the week
of Iss6-a gain of s439, ,5G4 213 per cont OF tho
twenty four reporting companies only two show losses
and those small
Tho recorded transactions In stock at the Stock Ex-
change today amounted to 364 I49 shares 1t IS safe
to say that outside Of matched orders or "washed
sales7 the absolute ansactons requiring transfer OF
certificates did not amount to $4,000 shares. That
for the time being there s no market" either for tho
sale purchase OF stocls, Is fact too palpable to
dispute but that fact docs render necessary the sell
ting OF long" stock after declines ranging from 10 To 30
per cent but It does give those operators who already
have issued phantom shares" large extent op-
portnnty TO mark prices down by sales Of few ad-
donal phantoms, and by wholesale Washing OF
values That was exactly what days stock market
principally composed Of Prices were marked
down, but the purchasing back Of a majority Of tho
stock sold today IS compulsory. When that time
comes probably Will before the end of the
week. It viii bc the buyers Of to-day that will name
the prices. OF Union Parifc there was some long'
stock sold upon privately impaired Information to the
effect that there important hitch" In the Joint
leasing OF the Oregon Railway and Navigation by The
non Pacific aud Northern Pacific. We are authorized
to say that the " hitch amounted to no more than
grain Of sand would compared with the quantities
the Atlantic beaches year; and that IS not at all
Of The cha artcr which probably Will be published to-
morrow important news The character of such
market there Is IS best illustrated by simple
fact. The Norfolk aud Western Railroad today re
ported It's gross earnings for the first week In Decem-
Der, showing gain the week OF loo6 OF S49,s3O, or
o. per cent and tho eleven months and one week
the current year gain of cJO"fS, or over 30 per
cent its preferred stock TO day declined "a per cent
to 10 against 81 Ii year ago to day. There Is no
doubt that the operators who for over six months
have predicted declining earnings-cvery prediction
has proved fase-are temporarily In control Of the
speculative market but there were indications toward
the close II a few tyros doing all the selling, aud
the ending WAS steady at small recoverics from tho
lowest figures.
Government bonds were dull and steady at quota
follows
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
rr.rryps OF yEw.YORK DEALING3

disposition To realize marked tho trading In cereals yester
day caused maily by feeling that reaction was due Tho
increase Ia visible supply OF wheat u72o l2J bushels
wa, largely in OF what had been expected
ma, the hears took sdyantsgs tho fact hammer values
cash wheat was lower but shippers bought only
bushels indicating reluctance OF Europe TO tako
our goods t current The transactions In options e1
ceeded 10 and tho market weak through
out closing heavy with losses OF cents Corn was
spite unavorablo reports Of the huskngs
of the crop which, however had been accepted unofficial
,tasm Is ,me time ago spolos fell al cents and the
port almost nothing There was fairly large
voume OF trading in the speculative line prices closed
dawn I, n cents and weaK oats dull and without
important feature but the options ended OF .
cent for the early months and y for
May Lard prco and exporters bought 500
The options snied with net gains OF sac points
Tns hnai we're as follows Wheat -Decemberr
40 January S0s February, 00L March, 90 April. 03
May 93I.; June, 93 december. 1858 VGs csnts Corn
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

The application made on beha; o. Mr., Laura " Leeds for
an,on, pending suit FOR Limited divorce from Cap
tain Jane. H. Leeds the asc provision merchant o. NO 233
Frontst yeerdsy withdrawn bY her counsel IN INC
n reme Count Chambrr The LAWYER sar that he di not
know wA-,e his client and that ho had moi seen heror
several days lie hoped Justice Lawrence wond eNe"
e hi from all responsibility for her di'1pP artncc and
tlie Ju.ige said hs would hold him oIcup~ted
TIE snt brought behalf OF James Moran. age t"eNe
AGAINST JULIA Miner husbanh, Harry Miner the
theatrical manager 81 600 DAMAGES was disnsSedSesef
day in Ia. CITY by udge Enrich The Doy "aSfun
over Oh November g. 1886 at Thrdave ana Seventechs%
v horse driven Mrs. Miner HIS INJURIES were ho' So
ver. The defence cOntributory negilgeocc
The alton release OF Nathan Barrett Muhy
Tram the Middletown Asylum denied by Ju'tles a"
.nc. NJ the Snpr.me yesterday The Judg" heh'
"a Yundy had pe.n regularly commi,te by justice "aro
.nd 4, Justice Dvkmsn has appointed 10 COZ"
nc an tho alleged INSANITY oil "S'
would improper 70 iDtertcro ,,,soved
Tnstice Barreit OF supreme Court YESTERDAY
. ,o,nnor.ry Injunction obtained Dy william i 9u'.''
rss,r.nIne Inf, PARTNER senator John n hernAn i
acIine IN lie firm OF doing anyhS "ot''""
q their bus.ness. In rr ,nkltn
B,ep has nlod schedules showing aDIucs o --'
nominaI assets iS7 81 and actual assets ooo n
schedules IN the assign uent OF Charef Noo 10 .a
Nobs show liabilities s. 6Jl TO- nominal aS'e" soo-''o
nd Ictual assets {lU2
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
MIX. ELAINE'S INTENTIONS.
Is,.,u J'Ie H..s.u IrIV<ffrr


Whatever appears In TuE NLw-lonK 1EIhrNE
with reference TO Mr Ilain", a. 20 interviews ana
his personal opinion. may hc regarded AZ Grnuihe.
Tho statement Of It's London cOrfc pDndeni one oi me
most careful and shrcWdrst Of observers. contained
sentence NOT so generally remarked upon II should
have brrn II 1, to tho effect that all persons WIN
whom Mr. Blaine had rnnVrrerd intimately IN Europe
have received the that he does not expect
tn lc I'm the csnN AS "A candidate, though Mr.
Smallcy takes pains to that Mr. Blaine has aIh"l-
tzcd no onc Ia cav a. much That Mr.. Ilalne
shows no abatement Of Interest IN the approaching
national election IS clear from his imncddi" h'i
thorough review nf the Presidents anti protection
message That he intends to have share ana
largo one IN tho activities of the campaign y mos
cert ain But the very general, though not definite;
feeling that he ~ s0mo mOmcut before the Nhll"H.I
invention meets may Withdraw his nam" ami I'M lhhn
his preference suinc'h hing that least seems 20 10
ln the air No understands the whole sihhilon hct
than Mr. Blaine and his consent To run, or Ms con-
tlnIIcd silence the subject. only be cohNihrIro
ON The basis that he l. ucrd that srnnerr nie
can Ice selected. The case Is In good condition alFi
time Will settle all.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
THE ANDERSON WILL TROUBLES

CLEAR REVIEW OF THE COMPLICATED LITIGA-
TION-NO END YET.
mo ANDERSON Will case has again como into promi-
hehee through the efforts OF Mrs. Laura Appleton ono
Oh inc hcirs TO obtain her share OF the estate Colonel
EDWARD T. James counsel for Mrs Appleton, gave the
Following concise review of the case esterday:
john Anderson the millionaire tobaccunist died in
lSSl His alleged will gave all OF his real estate TO John
Chds Anderson The others mentioned in the will were
MIS- Appleton of Brooklyn. and the children Of three
deceased daughters Mrs. Barnard Mrs BRYANT and Mrs
carr The Barnard children amply provided for in
the Will, and never contested that document The
Bryant children filed objections when the will was
offered Tor probate in the Surrogates office John Chds
Anderson then paid their guardians 900 TO induce
them to withdraw the objections Mrs Carrs only child.
Mrs Mary Maud Watson, brought action to recover
her oneifth Of the property which in the Fifth
Avenue Plaza, and had been sold by j. G. Anderson
Phyfc Campbell Tae case was tried before Judge
incapable Of making will John G. Anderson then
bought Of the complainant for a largo sum of money
given variOusly from 500. 900 to 100000.
Thus Mrs Laura V. Appleton the only heir left
to contest the will In October size began an action of
partition in New York County, recover one th of
the estate John Childs Anderson. hearing of began
suit In Wcstchestcr County. 10 have the will ajudsed
valid and to prevent suits being prosecute Ell i-
peach the WILL Mrs. Appleton GenuTcl 10 the
pint on the ground that ii did not state facts sufficient
to constitute cause for action. The plaintiff hcrcupOn
moved Tor Judgment the demurrer and also for a
temporary Injunction against further proceedings her
SUIT. while hi, pending. These mott us both came
on before jude D'Snan last saturday. The court
denied the motion !OT Judgment Of Mrs Appleton the
merely tops hor suit - await the result of Ancrsons
sut Tie trial of the demurrer Will before
Judge Brown at Newburg next saturday. when II will
be determined whetEcT j. C. Anderson has right 10
bring such an action aS he dlt.'
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
CaByyG rOR COLORED ORPHANS.

The animal meeting Of Inc managers of the Co'orsn
ASYLUM and Association the Benefit of Coioed
institution Is Tenth ave- aud ne'huhu'e-au
was held Yesterday the home OF MIS- H.
Dusen No G5 West Thirty sIthst THIS asyi"" wa.
,prno In 1887 incorporated Ia 1888 Inc rcpor "
The physician ind ated unusually healthy year "o'
upz death occurrng since January To- Mrs van Dusen
ne treasurer reDore that tho receipts were LOO o.
sich amount 81 023 0G from subserip'onS so'ooo
ha Legacy and slo,673 81 from an Appropriation VI '
ate Tor ,ha cor. of children Tie expenditures were
M 49, leaving balance Of 81 $50 "a on hand Inc su
e enenaent reported the number Of children admitted snoo
he foundation OF the asylum TO be 1898 on Decempor -
osG there were 1913 boys and l2l girls In tho asylum
During . year 81 bows girls were admitted making
Forty and 80 sr: were reisase2 o rr
tho present number loa Doys A5 "s
Tie during the year was oeV IyS
capita SO cents day. W 80 pei Moo, W g.
The ages the children ranged from Two W
ohu
aren bcen 3l4 the 1unbef OF any s "a %
2Sl Of days at enoaneo
I've hundred ana forty four are new ecs1vnc , csss
The seAse eeussts VI stx cisssse four u tns Vf' ~
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
TIE PETHOLEUM Market

NEWS FR)N THE FIELD ANO RANGE OF PRICES
Excluding the Keystone Pipe Line which has been erato
in making It's reports the other pipe lines present bush
showing for November The stocks hod by tho Ker
have only been about 300 barrels that 1t
trivial figure the aggrcgt visible supply AMI leave
out OF the statement given below II its report included
It would only add in all probability slightly 10 tho decrease
In net stocks In the following t.blo 1t
net visible supply OF crude November so % G3
barrels decline OF 1905 1913 bares from October 81 ami Of
lsJ572 barrels from eptember 80 Tho Of the pipe
lines this month promise In stocks Of over
lOOOO00 barrels and tho outlook
for the reports OF all the
line. for The three months eonpare as tollows.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
United STATES SUPREME COURT

w.s1,yGroS Dec l2--The following business was trans
acted I'm the nited States supreme Court today
No 49, James Crawford appellant sgt isaac w - ~,
and othors etc Appeal from the CIRCUIT COutd o
tinted states Tor The District OF Pennyvana DO
cree with costs aud cause remahuou VII" ~
lion 10 dismiss bill OF complaint u.,. ax, IN.
80 "a William Uailes and others, appeNahts az Ho
ih.nv Htovo Com Appeal from the Circuit court OF
IN. pit-d states for the Northern District oi No"fok
Iecree affirmed with costs . 49,. levin.
so 932 Roger NJ Sherman. plaintiff In error agI ri
others etc. In 10
Court OF United sstss for the southern Dstct Oh NOW
ynrt Dsmisssd for tho ant Of jurisdiction. -
iWx ,n.1 Zaokopdorf and Others eto, appellants ag
rohn Johnson from the Supreme Court OF uo ior
yonn = =. rt,ona Decros anirmei with costs
No 1880 Tho United stato', pantn 10 error agE uo' y,
ent Hushhil and Others IN S,oi 70 uss.ohusetts Di,
r,,.ed for The want Of jurisdiction ,.., 49,, u.,rv
"a Wenry Bond trustee. appellant aet Hehty
Appeal from n: cfcn. cgn,s :" 9so
sr romanded with direction 10
In accordznre with said stipulation go, r,.rio. W
as..s and othsrs Motion t. dismss "".' "d sp'' 'n'
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

Courtanit II. smith er. Mayor o AleIan ra. Va has
son CurfI,ndt sn,th ~hp will ter Old Ianu
arv 2l Tne boy Is Only chd o, Mr., Charlotte T.
smith who Is dead grandchni OF Dr. Icalnr PArm
w. Under tho will Of the boy is emitted 10
sli7 lO2 b. mothers shar. g. hr father. estate
and TO n ac lmuatci surplus Df f'S.Gj7 3
Al he r~qus. o: hi- ftiicr the Central Trust Company
was appo.ntcd guardian ~ the c d IN l7@% an ofirT
made by the uprcne Court directing TIE Ifufi 'om
many support o. me BOY
on he fsth-r Justice nghun Vr-teldy d.
tectei H. at t!s amount DC decreased 10 :jJ1 annually.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
1rpGMExrs 1s-uED AGAIXsr GRocEGs

dsments $500 e.o directed by Justice Pat
terson Conr against tho following dealers
In butter groceries, IN september lSSj sold oeo
mar .ar!ue butter detectives ys- hcn for tho
purpose securing evidence OF violation OF tho law
G-org. Pnuch.r No l-3 Sprnz ST; lAon~' Scho'es no
2i5 Avcnuo.A and Irwin AMI Francis schos No. S77
Ninth.ave
Testimony given against them by Detectives Edwarl
Wilson Thona. 4 GRAY william w Mcrtier aud T. ward
Love hem 10 ieIls l. Il. Msr,H and ChAro- i
IIllwr Fines Ia u -. Lit ell and others,
when ais TIA" calendar have been volu.tAiH pa
10 ~vpit litigation. trin.nl proceedings do lhFrtthol
against defendants except those who nave aey
been subjected 10 them.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
oUIyy MUST BE ExAuIvED TOMORROW

James T. Quinn master workman Of District Assembly 40
40 appeared Tom5s before justice k'reth
10 answor charge Of assault made against him by lie
TRIBUNE reporter All the witnesses for the prose
o,,o, man and women were Oh han Tho dodge that
Oun. has In evadng the consequences of his Tash ac III
pvtba-oras Hal put roprssentatvo from
Oico toll the Justice that MI St"'hioI
was elsewhere on business Of surpassng ml"
Justice Kbrch looked ssrnly at the man who was 'AS
TO aud then said n,
Tnc ex will place Wedn sday morning AZ
clock You will understand that this ~ PEI ohp
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
COrRT CALFyDIRS- DAT.

surRYuR CouRr--Cr.YBrvs -nefor. Lawrence I-Nox
20 . b. g 81 81 3 . 3 H. 3 s5 & 5S ss 90" a 10 1'2 ~ 3''
sVrKtMs CcuEt-srEcIAL TERM-PA t.-Before Doao-
"G. X, farNr titi Trpw-p.er rI-n.foro Bea,h
Nos J05 "a zI a7Y. 95 "a &l'. 81 $50
NJ. isso 49, s5s III i?,a i25o isS i2o i2s iSii
1918 l-ot l?i. 1880 7Io 7ts 1861 l54 l4GS l'6'<o1.
SUPREME CoUgr-Cmcurr-rART IL-Beiors Andrews. J.
sursEsT Couar-crScrir-PARr IIr-R.forc Patterson.
J-No. 100 1893 l454 ltO. l4,2 1853 lit3 lit'glt50.
ljl l4i5 ll70 1872 ~ i357. 1906 s-a IS 1913.
straiNt CoI'LI-CmcUn-rAET ~. Before lnsr.ha,. !.
l4ll 1923 lOl6 SEQ 90 COO. y76. 9O5. IuS. 1901, "a
1880. -. lp35 luG2 l02'
SUPERIOR coinr GENERAL Trnm-AdIournei untl tho
surEaoR coUIr-srgcl.L rEHs-Beor. TruaS. IN E.
surEaiok Counr-rsi.L rEnu-rAnr L-Beiore Dagro
J-N0-' liis I4i1 lJ-t p-2, lf71
sursa9e co1TTlnI' S,,. iGHnIrAH iV-B''"'' o''r'
CouNoS Pleas SPECIAL IEnai-Befors Van Ioe'en J.
Convoy PLEAs-EQurr rEEN-Beiore EOOEstaver. -
COSMOS rLEAs-TslAL rERx-P.Rr I-Be'orc Au.n. J =
3js 3J7 s5s $40 403 425 81 J7i SJ4. 55s 5j' 90.
COMMON PLsAs--rmAL TERN Pact iI.,B.'ore raTs'
m9l- IN?, 4,c p ! is7 ~! 49, i'o $40 3d. ''''
cIIr coUsIars.L TEM9PTr ioBs'ore 9e tercA; g, J
NJ NJ 2' @ 2Sso @ !S & 5@S @ 2eSi' S' Z''' 1'' @'"-' 3d.
Oh couEr|rEi,t TrEM-rlEr IL. ne,ere nrosn.; J.
$685. soj@ 3os7 so5s joi9 5oio 5o.l; 5ii2 sot5.
Cur CorRr-rRi,L IElN P.ar III-Betsr. Nehr6''.
Soo,. = 2s5S' % t35S = 80. 45as
CousT OF aaSsKAL Ngssiovs -PAsr f-Be'sre Recor sr
g. :. O. rieain 10. H. l., 49, lt' TO- 10 H. 80.
t6rsT oF GEHEs.L sfssoys-P.Rr Ir-Betor. Coviag.
j. and Assistant p'uct Attorney Ftzgerad-N's l. = .
C6rgT o. GEvKnAL sRssioNs-PARr III-Before Glider
sleeve j. and Assistant Dl'ro Attorney Bediord-No~ l.
q J. T. g. D. - p = 10. II. u. IS
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

January. eihi February sis; MAY e2s es.ta ostsSDS
esnosr 81. Jannary ~ fs.n 1.S;,ss, syr
81 73 March, 81 co. April. 81 SO MAY T97 June ~
july. So OF.
The receipts and repored YESTERDAY at New
York Baltimore Phaie pha aud Bostoa were - iolowsi
Wheat Il bushels corn 90 273 bushel, oats 9j229
bushels total grain 272 06 bushels flour % OOs pack
AT Chicago Milwaukee and ST Louis the arrivals w,rsi
Wheat, lI2.267 bushels; corn, 3c5lGj bus es oars:
ls4o7 bushels total gram. $4,000 bushels Hear 555SI
barrelAl
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
TRUST FUNDS MAY NOT BE GIVEN AWAY.

Jacob Habolitz Who kept In Eighthst mystic
non y dSapp'irct in tls sUnnr u! l~,D all ~ 10
bnr lsSj hs mathor Catarue iIabrliZ received
poary letters OF aGnnsrtpn on his estate the law. after
absence. prcsum ne dead. Two months
after his mother who seventy old and could not
speak English well accompanied bv daughter In law WHO
nanci Cafl,rn- Uib"lit1. the Bowcrv
Bank. Vcre tie missing hal %79> deposit. III,
mother wished TO to money AMI delosit in ru't
COMPANY She lc tho OF the matter 70 her
cAngtcT- had portion D Tho mOLcy transferred
her and rciu~@l To i've II up.
her for S6l2. the
sp roprai'I AMI tho tired yrscr
u Justice i =
plaintiff rellei III defendant that
OH Mrs HaheI had ben Supported by her fpi several
ani hat her the mt FOR "r board
The uice held this sifi Of iri% fun is
decided Matsan Powers fAil New York.
r1~ d,fondsu edged that She knew
urs. WHOM -he received Them and The
v-rcf for rhe pAiniIf ior $3.50 A. the mi
claimed, IN iJtercst.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
ADVERTISTNG TOR LOST BONDS

]. b. Kerr. attsrnS Of tho New York. Ontario ana
Western Railway, advertised yesterday that snitahl"
reward would be paid without question. for the return
az s1 Albany City bonds whioh wore recently Lost "
A s. Ring Of Newhurg Payment on the bonds has prsn
sfspped but In spite of thu. fact something viii u" pal
10 recover tsm The detectives Of tho opinion tha
they recognize the principal OF the bunco g,so, but ey
have not yet been abie 10 place h!n.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
FINANCIAL MARkErS

LoxpoS. Dec. IA o. m.-Consas l0l liiG Tor money
and lO for tho account and Great Western Sec
ond srtgasc trustees certificates United state, pcr
cent bonds i2s do Is 10; Atlantic aud Great western
rst trustees certificates 301 Canadian Pacinc
81 Ere 2JA do Second Con.ols. 1903. Mexican or
dInary 45a. ~. Pant Common. TN; New f'rk Central
iii ~ Pennsylvania ojs. Reading. tt Metcan central
il, Iiud,ons Bay Company. 22 spanish g. 67lA can
ada southwest Land Company ~ Bar silver Is quoted
AT a. Id per ounce advicss quote per cent rsntos
At franc. IS confines for the account and exchange on
London Al 25 francs 80 a confines for checAs
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

two OF ths grammar sde and kindergarten Tho scho.
soppisd with textbooks and school outftting INIT
0ns are needed fsr tho schsars library The following
second directress. Mrs William II Onderdent sscrssrv
Mrs MIS- w wdnnam A. Wheelock treasurer. MIRA S. b. Van
Dusen assistant treasurer, Mias Annie Pnrdv 49, '"A
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
BID. Ask Bif AK
L tiq. 1891. rsg. islsl Us car s. 1896 ~.
+ A.. Sll con lO- .IO7s. L J. cur 6, 1891 1913
L a., lyt- reg IL lI5 Us cur u.s. 1898 .lZJL
+ : 4, 1887 ron II, 1875 us Us. 1893. II
1 cdr G. 1905 1884 Dist Col. 3.jss III -..

|. = 4
state bonds dun and frm Louisiana conSols
sold 81 higher at 81 L. Tennessee settlement IS
MP IA at ~ and Alabama class sold at lO' IL
OF city banh Ks Republic sold IA At l42.
TIE market for railway bond, was dun and yet gen
orally firm for the recognized lnveStment classes:
and Trxa, continued to hold first place the gen
cral Gs sold at 90 073d7O 2 against 40 saturday
ond Is were of IA Al 90 > and closed 06a06 IL.
West shore 4 were firm at 10l 6-4lol a. New,
York Chicago and - Louis 4s were firm at a. 81
- ~ chicago. ST. louis and New Orleans IS sold at
no chicago. Burlington and Quincy 4' ar loi ara ara
Chicago and Indiana coal frsts at 81 3D- Che>alcakr
sni ohio c4!rrnry ., Nere strong at l5~i7 rAt, M
antic and Pacific incomes we're easy Al 20 l. foft
Worth and Denver Hrsts declined TO - Il 81 Louis.
Texas and Pacific first Rios at SO ledd3.
Cotton seed oI ccrincae, sold u,oooD at 3od2o Ia.
Georgia Pacific nrts lsli Oool at Az, Broollyn Ele
va'cd ZOO a. ~ =. chicago and Atlantic B-neicihy
and Pembroke Iion zoo at - and security Milling
aud Mining 800 a. 20 H0dfi.
Money was easy at - p"r cent: exceptional
loans wcrc made a, and per cent at tho close tho
offerings wcrr at per cont
The sub-Trcasury on SATURDAY. and TO-DAY lost
sii17G6 coin Tho two DAYS operations covered ::
reccipts e2Ijr.5si: payments. s@3os 341 currency
balance. SiO.3O5.2l3. coin balance. Sl52 900 AL.
Exchanges. $40 G:7.lco balances. s10o6 100.
The United states Ttcasury n Washington received
to day s354 900 National bauk notes for redemption
In C"s!os ecrp,I yaId 5000 SSr' and the Internal
The foreign exchange: dull and steady a. quota,
ard - q IL TO- long and short sterling respectively
5o5 and ? - - for francs: % 2 { and 05 for
In London pri,i,h con,os w,ro steady a, ro1 1l.1G
for money aud ilcd casicr At oi 1910 for account
STANDARD American railways. while following m,
quotations received hom tie home markets. rulcd
strong ami all fhc time higher than concurrent homo
figures ~ Part, French rcr c"n's olcncl or Al
- go and clo - At a. 80 against - 81 s7t9rday
,i | francs To- the pound sterling.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
THE COUNTRY FULLY 1ROUSED.
BLAINE'S TALK WOEKS LIKE M!GiC.

CLEVELAND WOKE UP TIE WRONG Pt~SEN 'ER
M"rat Hdiscdd IN The cfnci ln1h C'npfrciai Gdfet'
will MT he denied that If Ccyrand called for Blaine
he heard from him promptly. lhe ecnp across the A.
htntic with startling III ldcnHssS, and Is rcver-
beratnS ike thunder IN the nlauntaii'
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
THE COURT or APPEALS

ALBANY Dec l2In the Court OF Appeals todav the fol-
lowing causes argued:
No $50 Potter C. Moore. and others. Highway Commits
sioners appellants roosyn city Railroad Company
re spondent
No 5s3 William Flanagan. appellant agt Benjamin G.
HOlinGw0rth. and others. respondents.
NJ" 5S2 MyrOn Partce and others executors, respond
ens agt D. Jackson steward appellant Dismissed under
u.
No 57s Flcazcr A. WnliamS respondent. agt Joseph
Burton and others appellants
y o. 5Si Henri f. Whee"r. appellant agt George H. Dnt
ton and othors. respondents. Submitted
NO 592. Thomas Mct'shil respondent. at. Solomon
Mehrback, appellant Dismissed I'm Ter rule ~
The following Ia The motion calendar for Tuesday Decem
berl3
Nos 1000 IOs3 ll79 nSi 1lse 1881. 1882 1853, ll7i
llSG and llS;.
Following Ia the law for Tuesday December l3
No. 800 1873. jj9. $50 49, 593, ll75 and 1881